Oxon Hill High School - Clippers Log Yearbook (Oxon Hill, MD)

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Oxon Hill Band FLUTES Marilyn Hall Karen Smith Hildur Colot Joyce Elmore Annette Hudson Dianne Jones Barbara Bush Jean Harris E FLAT CLARINET Sharon Stommel B FLAT CLARINET Stephen Atlas Jane Parks Elwyn Dolecek Rick Lane Tommie Walters Marsha Muir Walter White as 5 v E 2 ALTO CLARINET Charlotte Burnett BASS CLARINET Frank Hudson Paul Darbee OBOE Kathie Dordal Starlet Milloy Susan Russ Michael BEY Stephen McDonough Jane Yagerhofer BASSOON Janef Weimer John Tillman Gary Dgnn Dennis Potter James Gersing Kathy Rosch ALTO SAXOPHONE 5 TENOR SAXOPHONES BASS HORN Robert Haynes Tom Griel Stephen Barnes FRENCH HORN Allan Hunt NBUCY SCl Um5 m Michael Livingston Joan Eslocker Lance Trossevin CEU-O Robert Grant Gerald Pyles CORNETS Michael Schulman James Tagert John Dordal James Trexler Richard Lau Allen Payne Ronald Clearfield Michael Anastasio STRING BASS Michael Zavarella Steve Budd-Jack PERCUSSION Gus Perrotta Leroy Gobbett Linda Lovell George Holets Neil Trossevin Barry Hart Patti Rossi James Moore Robert Zeek , Eileen Heffron TYMPANl TROMBONES James Kraut - N' Curtis Lancaster Charles Trotter Mark Wurzbacher A Ray Cutler Larry Eason ,J ,, Wayne Evans QM K BARITONES K K 'U Ray Young SN 9 John Foster jg.-f ' 5'-F, V lx It Q K X x 1 L 2- sf YP . cf . P XB L in -s ef CT ew x , Ok X' J XJ -xj -IJ L. 33 Sal Q 'OJ lu if J BAND OFFICERS: Michael Schulman, presidentg Frank Hudson, vice-presi- FQ! dentg Jane Parks, secretary. 5

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How long must l stay crumpled? pleads Lord Edgard as Gustave honestly denies being his long-lost son. Thieves' Carnival In traditional manner the Oxon Hill High School Drama Club played to a full house for its presentation of Jean Anouilh's Thieves' Carnival. The tribulations of three gay thieves in their attempt to relieve the weal- thy Lady Hurf of her fortune created a light and merry atmosphere for the play. Dedicated enthusiasm combined with long after school and week-end rehearsals under the direction of Miss Roberta Hughes turned the inanimate script into three lively acts. The successful performances of November first and second were possible only through the unified efforts of all involved. Nearly fifty persons gathered or made costumes and props, learned how to apply stage makeup, drilled in lighting and sound techniques, and executed a clever publicity campaign. Remember, 'lt's magic time', smiles the director, Miss Roberta Hughes ,gs Care for a cigar? Peterbono asks Hector, a fellow thief. STAGE CREW Sponsor: Mr. Robert Vaughn. First row: R. Tagert, B. Duncan, M. Copeland, J. Dixp Second row: J. Fishkin, D. Richardson, S. Swartz, F. Cresce, W. Knight, W. Durvin. 53 ,.....-.n

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